[KATALIST] Fwd: [IFLA-L] 1.5 million pages of digital newspapers

[Márton Németh]

Több mint másfél millió oldalnyi digitális hírlap érhető el a Német Nemzeti
Könyvtár lipcsei és majna-frankfurti olvasótermi pc-munkaállomásairól. A
könyvtár mintegy 300 e-napilapot gyűjt,hetente mintegy 1800 új kiadással
bővül az állomány, s ehhez járulnak még a vasárnapi lapok e-kiadásai.
A szolgáltatás e-papíron zajlik, mely a leginkább megközelíti megjelenésében
a hagyományos sajtó formát, s mintegy egy hét átfutással válik
hozzáférhetővé az állomány az olvasók számára, a korábbi négy hónapnyi
mikrofilmes várakozási idő helyett. Sajnos szerzői jogok miatt csak a már
említett dedikált hálózaton nyújtott szolgáltatásra van lehetőség. Lásd az
alábbi közleményt:



 1.5 million pages of digital newspapers in the reading rooms of the German
National Library

More than 1.5 million pages of digital newspapers can be accessed in the
reading rooms of the German National Library. Approximately 36,500 issues of
German e-Papers can be read at the designated work stations in Leipzig and
Frankfurt am Main, the locations of the German National Library. And the
numbers are growing: the Library collects the daily editions of roughly 300
e-Papers. From Monday to Saturday approximately 1,800 new editions are
received by the Library; these are supplemented by the weekly editions of 16
Sunday newspapers.

Newspaper publishers are increasingly producing not only printed editions
but also digital versions of the same content featuring the same layout -
so-called e-Papers - for their subscribers to access via the Internet.
The collection
of e-Papers has significantly improved the range which can be accessed by
users in Leipzig and Frankfurt am Main: they can now make searches of
individual editions of e-papers or access them directly at the click of a
mouse from the catalogue. The digital editions are available for use in the
reading rooms just one week after publication. This is a significant
improvement on the previous provision of newspapers on microfilm which
required three to four months processing time. It is not possible to offer
the service to external users for copyright reasons. Nor is it possible for
users to save an e-Paper, or parts of it, in digital form and take it home -
also for copyright reasons.

The German National Library has developed an automatic process in conjunction
with a service provider, iSquare GmbH, in Berlin in order to cope with the
large amounts of data. This is used to harvest the e-Papers from the
publishers' servers and to convert them into a standardised format. The
format PDF/A-1b has been selected for this purpose in order to create
optimum conditions for long-term preservation. The German National Library
then ingests the data into its systems, stores the data on its archive
server and records it automatically in its catalogue so that it is then
available in the reading room.

Contact: Kathrin Ansorge, ***k.ansorge at dnb.de* <k.ansorge at dnb.de>


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